Imre Bukta

Imre Bukta (b. 1952 in Mezőszemere, Hungary,) has been an active figure in contemporary Hungarian art since the 70s. He showed jointly in 1988 at the Hungarian Pavilion of the 43rd Venice Biennale with Sándor Pinczehelyi and Géza Samu.

Imre Bukta is one of the most unique artists in contemporary Hungarian art. His distinctive, so-called “agricultural art” depicts the special world of the post-socialist Hungarian countryside, its problems and characteristic figures.